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In Concept of the Corporation, management pioneer Peter F. Drucker delivers a groundbreaking study of the modern corporation and its role in shaping society, industry, and the economy.
Based on his in-depth analysis of General Motors, Drucker explores how large organisations function, how they can be structured more effectively, and how they influence the lives of employees, communities, and consumers.
He examines key themes such as decentralisation, leadership, innovation, worker participation, and corporate responsibility — ideas that were far ahead of their time and continue to influence business thinking today.
Widely regarded as one of Drucker’s most important works, this book offers timeless insights into what makes organisations successful, adaptable, and socially responsible.
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